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We held our Christingle service in school where the children learnt all about the Christingle.  Mrs Buckley explained the meaning of it all by dressing up as a giant orange and the children then added all the bits to make her into a Christingle. The children enjoyed the joyful celebration which ended with a virtual Christmas blessing from Canon John Sinclair. 

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We had a fun non uniform day on Friday in support of the Children in Need appeal where we raised the amazing amount of £99.38.  Thank you to every one who contributed to the appeal

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As part of our harvest festival, we asked for donations for the Alnwick food bank.  As you can see we had an absolutely fantastic response!  These items have all now been collected and taken to the food bank who would like to pass on their grateful thanks for it all.

We have all been learning about the Creation story.  We talked about the wonderful world around us and what we are grateful for.  This was then linked to harvest and the crops we eat.  A harvest festival will be held in school on 23rd October and we are holding a collection for the Alnwick food bank.

As part of our learning, reception and key stage 1 used fruit and vegetables to print with and then made some out of paper plates.  The class also wrote a ‘thankful pumpkin’, writing one thing they were thankful for.  

Key stage 2 made their own harvest baskets, explaining why they chose particular fruit and vegetables.

Harvest prayers were written by the whole school to give thanks for everything we have.

Reception harvest prayer

Dear God,

Thank you for the healthy bananas,

Thank you for the orange pumpkins,

Thank you for watermelons,

Thank you for tomatoes.

Amen

Reception class all worked together to create a harvest prayer. 

We each thought of a line for it.

The school is complying with its legal duty to share personal information with the NHS via NHS track and trace systems; personal data of employees, students, parents or visitors to school may be shared with NHS/Public Health Agencies where relevant to the Covid pandemic. Our privacy notices can be found here.

The NHS have produced a guide for parents to help them decide whether or not they should send their child(ren) to school. It covers a multitude of symptoms/ailments, as well as COVID-19 symptoms.

You can find the guide here.